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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1976
Page
6
The article advises planting radishes spinach and turnips this fall while suggesting strawberry division rhubarb care and sweet potato harvest after frost. It outlines creating leaf compost rings mulching leaves with a mower and curb disposal, plus fall cleanup including pine straw caulking and recycling papers.
A reader asks if a mastectomy should be disclosed to future partners and when. Letters from readers recount how openness affected relationships, noting supportive spouses and some negative reactions. Advice favors telling partners when relationships become serious, with emphasis on honesty and personal comfort.
President Ford interrupted his campaign to visit Senator Hubert Humphrey in a New York City hospital. Doctors say Humphrey, 65, is recovering well after cancer surgery and is expected to stay two to three more weeks. Dorati to replace Cecatto as Detroit Symphony music director starting next season.
Empress Fa Rah Pahlevi of Iran marks her birthday as the UN FAO selects that day to unveil the new Ceres medal honoring distinguished contemporaries as the goddess of agriculture. The medal promotes women's role in development. In Milan, Nobel literature winner Eugenio Montale turns 80 and dodges birthday parties.
King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain join Columbus Day ceremonies in Cartagena Colombia where President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen lauds Spain for shaping new world culture and language. He says Spain can offer Latin America more of its talents.
Antal Dorati, in his seventh and final season with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, reportedly will become conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The Detroit News said Tuesday that the Hungarian-born maestro is set to assume the post.
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